Grand Opening Chinatown Location

Exciting News: Suzuya Patisserie’s Second Location Grand Opening in Chinatown!

Dear Suzuya Family,

We are thrilled to announce the grand opening of our second location, SUZUYA Cafe, in Chinatown! For the past 13 years, Suzuya Patisserie has been a beloved part of the Southwest community, and now we’re bringing our unique flavors to a new neighborhood.

About SUZUYA Cafe

Located in the vibrant Chinatown area, SUZUYA Cafe has been in a soft opening phase for the past month. We’re now gearing up for our grand opening this Saturday, and we couldn’t be more excited to share what we’ve been working on.

What’s New at SUZUYA Cafe?

SUZUYA Cafe focuses on a delightful café menu featuring crepes, sandos, and an array of refreshing drinks. But the star of the show is our exclusive only at chinatown – “Moignets”!

Moignets are a unique hybrid of mochi and beignets, offering a delightful blend of textures. Imagine a chewy mochi center enveloped in a fluffy, slightly chewy dough, all dusted with a generous amount of matcha powdered sugar. Served hot and fresh right after frying, Moignets are best enjoyed warm but remain delicious even as they cool to room temperature. We can’t wait for you to try our newest invention!

Cakes and Pre-Orders

While SUZUYA Cafe will offer a selection of our beloved cakes, they’ll only be available in small sizes. For special occasions like birthdays and anniversaries, our Southwest location will continue to handle pre-orders to ensure you get the perfect cake for your celebration.

Join Us for the Grand Opening!

We invite you all to join us this Saturday for the grand opening of SUZUYA Cafe. Come and enjoy our new menu items, including the must-try Moignets, and experience the same love and care that has made Suzuya Patisserie a favorite in the Southwest.

Thank you for your continued support, and we look forward to welcoming you to our new Chinatown location!

Warm regards,

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